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Flying Out of D.C. in a Premium Seat? Zagat Says Continental is Your Airline

Submitted by Simon Landau, Community Web Producer
Tuesday, November 30th, 2010, 8:02am

Continental Airlines today was named the Top Rated Large Domestic Airline for Premium Seating in Zagat’s 2010 Airline Survey for the third consecutive year.

“We take great pride in giving our first-class customers an award-winning inflight product,” said Marketing Sr. VP Mark Bergsrud. “Those polled by Zagat made an average of more than 17 flights per year, and we are honored by the recognition of those frequent flyers.”

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Cheapest Gas Near Georgetown

Submitted by Simon Landau, Community Web Producer
Monday, November 22nd, 2010, 11:27am

According to AAA:

$3.129

2150 M ST NW

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Road Construction on Rock Creek Parkway between P and Calvert Streets

Submitted by Simon Landau, Community Web Producer
Monday, November 15th, 2010, 9:34am

A NOTICE FROM THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE:

Beginning Monday, November 15, the National Park Service will begin the first phase of a seven-phase, 18-month project to repair and reconstruct various portions of the Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway from P Street, N.W. to Calvert St. N.W., including portions of Cathedral Ave.

During this phase, construction crews will close 1) the northbound lane of Shoreham Drive from Cathedral Avenue, NW, to Calvert Street, NW, and 2) the southbound lane of Cathedral Avenue from south of Woodley Road, NW to Shoreham Drive, NW.

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Blue Bus To Be Replaced by Circulator

Submitted by Simon Landau, Community Web Producer
Wednesday, August 25th, 2010, 9:05am

In just over a week, the Georgetown Metro Connection, also known as the Blue Bus, will become part of the Circulator system. 

Starting August 29, the new service will begin.  The new system will keep the exact same route, and will still run from Dupont Circle to Rosslyn, Virginia, with stops throughout Georgetown.

Regular tickets will cost one dollar, while senior citizens and people with disabilities can ride for fifty cents.

While the new Circulator route will accept SmarTrip and cash, passengers will not be able to use Blue Bus monthly passes.

 

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